SOUTHERN WALNUT WORK TABLE: C.1870, Pine Secondary

Black walnut, yellow pine secondary woods, the three-plank top on base with deep apron, two drawers of differing widths offset, mortise and tenon construction, tapered turned legs. Measures 31 x 54 x

Circa 1820, likely Midlands of South Carolina. Having a thick two board top with side by side drawers in the case atop tapered legs. Yellow pine secondary wood throughout. H27" W27 3/4" D24"

late 19th century, yellow pine and mixed woods secondary, rectangular top with over hang, single flush drawer raised on square tapered legs. 27 x 25 x 21 in. From the Collection of the late Jean Webst

North Carolina Hepplewhite Walnut Work Tablepiedmont region, circa 1800, yellow pine secondary, rectangular top flush skirt sides, two side-by-side drawers with scratch bead, square tapered legs. 29 x

English Regency Walnut Work Tableearly 19th century, walnut and mixed wood veneers, pine secondary, oval top with brass gallery, upper flush drawer opens to reveal a fitted folding easel, lower drawer

Southern Sheraton Walnut Two Drawer Work Tablemid 19th century, poplar secondary, rectangular top with overhang, two varying size side by side drawers on turned and tapered legs with a stylized spade

possibly Tennessee, early 19th century, demilune top over single dovetailed drawer with poplar and yellow pine secondary, on turned legs, 29 x 42 x 21-1/2 in. Provenance: Private Collection, Greenevil

Roanoke River Valley, NC, circa 1800, yellow pine secondary, one board rectangular top, single drawer with inlaid light wood border, tall square tapered legs. 28.25 x 33 x 17.5 in. From the Thompson-U

Circa 1820. Having a square top above a single drawer with mixed metal pull all resting on nicely turned legs. Poplar secondary wood throughout. H27 3/4" W22 1/4" D20" Sold from the collection of a Hi

18th century, probably Williamsburg, VA region. rectangular drop leaf top above six well-carved legs. walnut primary and yellow pine secondary. H27 7/8" W54" D42"

walnut with yellow pine secondary woods. all original legs, top, everything is original. Tapered legs are fantastic. H 28.5", L 47", W 18"

28"h - middle board is 19.5" with side boards 11". North Carolina walnut drop leaf table with southern yellow pine and poplar secondary. tapered leg. Ca. 1840.

Circa 1820, Alabama. Having a nicely figured top with fold out leaves to connected to banquet ends all resting on a handsomely turned leg. The secondary wood is hard yellow pine throughout. L100" when

Southern Chippendale Walnut Drop Leaf Dining Tablelate 18th century, Eastern North Carolina, yellow pine and oak secondary, rectangular top and drop leaves with single gate-leg support, scalloped skir

First half 19th century, walnut with pine secondary. Tapered legs, two board top with pegs and two dovetailed drawers. Age splits, later red paint on base, shrinkage, some edge loss, replaced drawer,

Likely Ohio, walnut with hinged overhanging lift lid for storage, with wrought iron sliding support to hold lid open when needed, simple turned legs, pine secondary wood, 33 x 26 1/4 x 30 1/2" high.

Southern Queen Anne Walnut Drop Leaf Dining Tablecirca 1760, Eastern North Carolina or Virginia, southern yellow pine and oak secondary, rectangular top, drop leaves with single gate-leg support, scal

In walnut with pine secondary wood, circa 1750, two board top over three overhanging dovetailed drawers on one long side with original bat wing brasses, tapered legs terminating in pad feet, 31 1/2 x

Mid 19th century, walnut with pine secondary. Turned legs, dovetailed drawer with original pulls and a top with rounded corners. Refinished with wear to varnish. 30"h. 36"w. 25.5"d. Ex Jack Adamson, (

Circa 1830. Having a thick rectangular walnut top above pegged frame housing single drawer having yellow pine secondary wood all resting atop tapered legs. The piece has a very nice green painted surf

Circa 1830s / 1840s, possibly southern, walnut with poplar secondary, two drawers with turned wood pulls over round legs. Some surface wear and scratches.H: approx. 28 1/4".W: approx. 18 1/2".D: appro

Second half 19th century. Smaller is walnut with pine secondary, shaped top, dovetailed drawer and spool-turned legs. 27.5"h. 37.75"w. 17.25"d. Larger is poplar, overlapping drawer and turned legs. 28

Southern Hepplewhite work table or stand, walnut primary, poplar secondary. Comprised of an overhanging top over one string inlaid and square nailed drawer with brass pull and resting on tall square t

Circa 1810 ,possibly Midlands South Carolina. The piece having a tight grain with two large leaves flanking the top crafted of two boards, the secondary wood is yellow pine throughout. The top resting